Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Despite his success, Obi Cubana emphasised the importance of balance, noting that he doesn’t want to spend his later years chasing deals but rather enjoying the results of his years of hard work.

Nwosu said that despite pressure from her family and fiancé to go ahead with the marriage, she stood her ground and refused to sign the marriage papers, choosing her safety and peace of mind over societal expectations.

Nigerian rapper and singer Erigga has voiced his frustration over the growing tendency of Nigerians to celebrate foreign entertainers while neglecting their own local stars. Speaking in an interview with Yanga FM, the Warri-born artist criticised the mindset that gives more value to international recognition than to homegrown achievements, a problem he says continues to affect Nigeria’s entertainment culture. Reacting to the relocation of the Headies Awards to the United States, Erigga said the move reflects how much Nigerians crave validation from abroad rather than appreciating the massive talent and vibrant music scene within their own borders. Read Also: Erigga: Internet…

Sir Shina Peters went on to become one of Nigeria’s most celebrated Afro-Juju stars, renowned for his energetic performances and timeless hits that shaped the genre in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Starting a business in Nigeria doesn’t always require millions of naira. With as little as ₦77,000, you can build a profitable small-scale venture if you choose wisely and manage resources effectively.  In today’s economy, creativity and consistency often matter more than capital. Here, The New Daily Prime will show you the five practical business ideas you can start with ₦77,000 or less, and grow steadily with time. 1. Food vending and street snacks Food remains one of the most profitable small-scale ventures in Nigeria because people eat daily, regardless of economic conditions. With ₦50,000 to ₦75,000, you can start selling…

Nigerian Afrobeats superstar David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has revealed the reason behind his meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron. The 32-year-old singer shared the update via his X (formerly Twitter) handle on Thursday evening, announcing that their conversation centred on ideas for global progress and development. Davido posted photos from the high-profile meeting, expressing his excitement and honour at engaging with one of Europe’s most influential leaders. Read Also: Mixed reactions trail Davido’s appointment as Osun Sports Trust Fund Chairman “It was an honour meeting @EmmanuelMacron and sharing our visions for a better world,” Davido wrote. The meeting, which…

Obama’s new podcast series aims to honour global figures who blended art and activism, using their platforms to challenge oppression and advocate for justice.

According to Ruth Kadiri, her decision to live a low-key private life stems from a desire to protect her inner happiness and avoid losing herself to the pressures of fame.

Nigerian Afrobeats star Yemi Alade has made a candid revelation about a period in her life when lying about her age led her into depression. Speaking in a recent interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, the award-winning singer recounted how she spent years telling people she was younger than her actual age, only to later realise the truth. According to the “Johnny” crooner, she spent three years claiming to be 22, even though she was already 25 at the time. The realisation, she said, left her mentally unsettled and emotionally drained. Read Also: Yemi Alade accuses Cool FM of blacklisting her…

Famous Nigerian singer Niniola Apata has finally addressed the swirling rumours that she is secretly married.